Variable Spawner Hardness (Forge & Fabric)

Description

Makes spawners take longer to destroy depending on your difficulty for a slight extra challenge.

Available for Forge and Fabric on MC 1.21.x/1.20.x/1.19.x/1.18.x/1.17.1/1.16.x. You can find the downloads for your specific version and mod loader here.

Default spawner hardnesses

• Peaceful: Same hardness as vanilla (5F)
• Easy: Same as end stone (9F)
• Normal: Same as ender chests (22.5F)
• Hard: Same as ancient debris (30F)
• Hardcore: Same as obsidian (50F)

Unlike some of the blocks mentioned above, you can still destroy a spawner with any tool you want as long as you don't use your bare hands.

Config

As of v1.3.0, the spawner hardnesses are configurable in the variablespawnerhardness-common.toml config file.

Downloads

• 1.21.8
• 1.21.5
• 1.21.4
• 1.21.1
• 1.20.6
• 1.20.4
• 1.20.2
• 1.20.1
• 1.19.4
• 1.19.2
• 1.18.2
• 1.17.1
• 1.16.5
• More versions (including snapshots)

Sponsors

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How to Install